Uncolonized Podcast
1) Racecraft: The Making of Whiteness
Some guy once told me he was proud to be white. But “whiteness” was never a culture — it was manufactured as a team sport by the people in power. In this episode of Park Bench Ontology, I break down h...Show More
2) The Sopranos & The Denial of Death
Tony Soprano’s panic attacks aren’t just mob stress — they’re existential dread. In this episode of Park Bench Ontology, we dive into Ernest Becker’s The Denial of Death and how it explains Tony’s bre...Show More
3) Welcome to the Collapse
Uncolonized is Evolving…New Season. New Ontology.From Uncolonized → Park Bench OntologyFor years, Uncolonized has been our space to challenge culture, identity, and power. That work isn’t ending — it’...Show More
4) Episode 25: Narratives, Existential Dread & The Spook Who Sat by the Door
Uncolonized host Gavin unpacks the weaponization of narratives, existential dread in capitalist culture, and the revolutionary symbolism of The Spook Who Sat by the Door. Listen now + bonus episode on...Show More
5) S16E25: Sinners & Andor – A Deep Dive into Discourse
This week on the Uncolonized Podcast, Gavin and Daniel tackle the cinematic and cultural complexities of the film Sinners and the hit series Andor. Join us as we explore the narratives, themes, and th...Show More
6) S16E24: Election Aftermath Instagram Live/ with Derek Forgie
In this week's episode of Uncolonized, we dive deep into the recent Canadian federal election outcomes with special guest Derek Forgie from @Partiesoverproject. Join us as we discuss the implications ...Show More
7) S16E23: Polling Stations, Power Trips & the Myth of Democracy
In this solo episode, Gavin unpacks his firsthand experience working at a Canadian federal election polling station—and why it left him more convinced than ever that capitalism and democracy are funda...Show More
8) Episode 16: Museums, Deportations, and Colonial Déjà Vu
This week on Uncolonized, Daniel and Gavin tear into the Royal Ontario Museum, where one of the board’s chairpersons is connected to a company making money off deportations from the U.S. Spoiler: colo...Show More
9) The Silent Majoity...sort of.
This week on Uncolonized, Gavin Stephens and Daniel Grant dive into the media’s favorite zombie narrative: the “silent majority.” Every election cycle, pundits and pollsters act like it’s a shocking n...Show More
10) Episode 20: Mickey 17, Race, and the Politics of Auteurship
This week, Daniel and Gavin dissect Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17, using Pierre Bourdieu’s theory of cultural capital to examine who gets to be seen as an “auteur” in the public imagination — and who doesn...Show More